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Paul Weller - BBC Sessions, Volume 18: 2018-2024

By Mistah Wilson -
Here's another album of Paul Weller performing for the BBC. This is a collection of BBC studio sessions, from 2018 to 2024.

I'm finally getting close to the end of the BBC albums from him that I want to post. I'm caught up to the present day with studio sessions (since I'm writing this in early 2025). However, I still have two more BBC concerts to post. And I assume he'll keep performing for the BBC in the future, since he's been doing so ever since he first started getting widespread attention back in 1977.

Everything here is officially unreleased, from lots of different sessions. The first four songs are from 2018. The next one is from 2019. Tracks six and seven are from 2020. Track eight is from 2021. The remainder are from 2024. A couple of the songs had some audience applause. But I used the MVSEP audio program to get rid of all of the applause, so everything sounds like a studio recording.

For the most part, the songs are originals from Weller's then-current albums, or occasionally from earlier in his music career. However, he included some covers he didn't put on albums. For instance, "Days" is the Kinks classic. "Nobody's Fool" is an obscure track also by the Kinks, only later released as a bonus track. This version was performed with Suggs, who is the lead singer of the band Madness. "What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)" is a classic 1970s soul song first done by Jr. Walker and the All-Stars. "Say You Don't Mind" was a minor hit in 1967 by Denny Laine, who was the first lead singer for the Moody Blues back in the 1960s.

This album is 53 minutes long.

01 Days (Paul Weller)
02 What Would He Say (Paul Weller)
03 Movin On (Paul Weller)
04 Gravity (Paul Weller)
05 Nobody's Fool (Suggs & Paul Weller)
06 More (Paul Weller)
07 Village (Paul Weller)
08 What Does It Take [To Win Your Love] (Paul Weller)
09 Jumble Queen (Paul Weller)
10 Soul Wandering (Paul Weller)
11 What Was I Made For (Paul Weller)
12 Have You Ever Had It Blue (Paul Weller)
13 Rise Up Singing (Paul Weller)
14 Say You Don't Mind (Paul Weller)
15 Burn Out (Paul Weller)

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The cover photo is from an appearance on the "Later... with Jools Holland" TV show in 2024.



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